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Need help for fixing SPS 2003 Single Sign-On Error

Asked By: Keon Melendez Date: Aug 22, 2005 Category: Sharepoint Views: 278

I got the following error on the SSO/ManageServer.aspx while
configuring Sharepoint portal single sign-on

A Single Sign-on error has occurred. Please contact an administrator.
Details: Could not find domain controller for this domain

In the event log i found the following error

User \Administrator failed to configure the single sign-on server.
The error returned was 0x80070995. Verify this account has sufficient
permissions and try again.

I found couple of suggestions on the web. But none of them seems to
be working. I have all the service packs.

I modified registry settings to remove " in the image path

Verfied the current user got all the windows and database rights

Tagged:need help for fixing sps 2003 single sign on error

2 Answers Found

Answer #1 Answered By: Arron Middleton Answered On: Aug 22, 2005

I have never been able to connect the SSO database
with Win2003 SP1 installed. You have to configure the
DB first, then install the service pack.

Answer #2 Answered By: Vance Hardin Answered On: Aug 22, 2005

Check if this link is of any help
https://blogs.msdn.com/cjohnson/archive/2005/07/01/434384.aspx

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